Restaurants in Nanoose Bay, BC
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1600 Stroulger Rd #1, Nanoose Bay, V9P 9B7
(250) 468-7192
Live music venue, Restaurant 
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2038 Sanders Road, Nanoose Bay, V9P 9C2
(250) 468-1735
Located uniquely in the middle of a large acreage featuring large trees and open pastures, the Rocking Horse is one of a kind. 
The Rocking Horse Pub is a beloved local establishment with authentic atmosphere, delicious food, and excellent service. Many customers praise the pub's pies, Guinness pints, and friendly staff. The live music adds to the enjoyable experience. Some patrons have had disappointing experiences with the food, particularly with salty or undercooked dishes. However, these instances are outweighed by the positive reviews. 
1-1600 STROULGER ROAD, Nanoose Bay, V9P 9B7
(250) 468-7121
Pacific Shores Resort launched the first sales of its new vacation ownership product in April 1991. The Pearson's were also pioneers in Fractional Ownership of Vacation homes. They launched a 1/10th interest in fee simple deeded real estate to test the waters in 1991. All 50 shares sold out very quickly and many of those original owners still enjoy 5 weeks per year at Pacific Shores. By 1993, the Pearsons arranged to buy out the original five partners and acquired one new partner, a local construction company. However, while the new partnership was a good fit at the time, by the year 2000, the Pearsons felt it was necessary to exercise their option to buy their partner’s interest in the company, in order to be able to expand to other locations. As the sole owners of Pacific Shores, the Pearsons were ready to start focusing on the big picture for the company. They envisioned a multi-destination, real-estate driven vacation club that would give purchasers greater flexibility than traditional vacation ownership product: single-night stays and a home group of properties from which to choose. Their concept came to fruition in June 2002: Aviawest Resort Club was born. Along the way, a strong culture of commitment was developing that continues to this day a commitment to the environment, a commitment to the hard-working people growing with Aviawest, and a commitment to getting the important things done the right way. During the fall of 2004, the Pearsons re-entered the fractional real estate business. They conceived a purpose built property called Parkside Victoria Resort & Spa which boasts 126 vacation homes as quarter interests. This new property is located behind the Empress Hotel in downtown Victoria, BC and was completed in the Summer of 2009. Parkside is targeting LEED Platinum Green Building status, and recently won two Gold ARDY awards for site utilization and design.